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Clubcard holders can now collect 500 Clubcard points by buying car or home insurance through Tesco Compare

July 14, 2011   Giulia   No comments

Tesco Compare is offering 500 Clubcard points to all Clubcard holders who buy a car or home insurance policy through www.tescocompare.com.

The comparison website searches and compares over 65 leading brands of car insurance and over 25 of home insurance to help customers choose the right deal.

It is the only comparison site to offer its customers loyalty points, giving them that little bit extra when buying a car or home policy through Tesco Compare.

Commercial Director, Vikki Macleod, said: “Our Clubcard offer is our way of saying thank you to Clubcard customers. In the current economic climate it has never been more important for customers to search for competitive car or home insurance quotes. With this offer there is now the chance to collect 500 points as a welcome bonus.”

How does it work?

The offer couldn’t be simpler. Customers visit the Tesco Compare website, enter their Clubcard number when getting a car or home insurance quote, and the 500 points will then be awarded after the policy is purchased.

Vikki Macleod added: “Our intention is for Tesco Compare to be the comparison site of choice for Tesco customers. We believe the offer is a great way for people to pick up a little something extra when shopping around for a car or home insurance deal.”

Alongside launching the offer, Tesco Compare is focused on helping customers to search for deals so they could save money. In addition to comparing by price, customers can also compare car and home insurance quotes by features and benefits according to what is most important to them.

Tesco Compare’s services don’t stop there: It can also introduce people to comparison services for products including Money, Utilities and Telecoms, and a wider range of insurance products.

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 For media enquiries please contact:

Monica McCormack, Tesco Bank on: 0131 479 1346 or monica.mccormack@tescobank.com

Notes to editors:

Tesco Personal Finance Compare Limited (trading as Tesco Compare) is part of the Tesco Personal Finance Group Limited, the financial services arm of the UK’s number one supermarket chain, which is fully owned by the Tesco Group. Tesco Personal Finance Compare Limited, registered in Scotland No.318925. Interpoint Building, 22 Haymarket Yards, Edinburgh EH12 5BH. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

The Financial Services Authority does not regulate loans, credit cards, telecoms or utilities.

Terms and Conditions of 500 Clubcard Points Offer for Car and Home Insurance.

The Clubcard must be in the policyholder’s name and the Clubcard number must be entered correctly when completing the details on tescocompare.com. Failure to do so will mean the points will not be allocated to the Clubcard holder’s statement. Tesco Compare will notify the policyholder via email when the Clubcard points have been awarded. Please be aware that from purchasing insurance to points being awarded could take up to eight weeks. If the policy is cancelled within two weeks of purchase then no Clubcard points will be awarded. Tesco Compare reserves the right to amend, vary or cancel these terms and conditions or to withdraw this promotion at any time.

Tesco Compare

  • Tesco Compare is a comparison site, based in the UK. Since our launch in 2007, our business activities have extended to facilitate the introduction of a wide range of comparison services.
  • Our own principal comparison services are for car and home insurance to which we compare over 65 and 25 providers respectively.
  • Products compared by third party suppliers include: Money (credit cards, loans, mortgages, current accounts and savings accounts). Insurance (business, life, van, motorbike, travel and health). Utilities (broadband, mobile broadband, home phone, digital TV and gas & electricity). We also provide customers with links to pet and breakdown insurance providers.
  • Our aim is to introduce customers to fair prices and deals from a range of leading brands.
  • We believe that comparison sites should be about more than just the lowest price so our comprehensive comparison service helps you search and compare a wide range of products and providers by feature as well as price.
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The Seven Most Expensive Mistakes London Property Buyers Make

January 05, 2011   mercuryhoo   No comments

London, London ( PressRelease101 ) January 5, 2011 – Learn the mistakes the estate agents enjoy watching buyers make.

Buyers do not realise that the London property market is rigged against them. Consequently most people buying a home or investment fail to acquire the finest property their money can buy on the best terms possible.

Discover:

- How buyers handicap themselves from the outset and the easy solution to the problem.

- Why the prime London market is especially rigged against buyers

- How to source the most exclusive “off market” properties

- The single most expensive mistake you can make

- How to find the vital information you will need to make an astute acquisition.

- The eight most expensive negotiating mistakes buyers make.

- How to prevent gazumping and other problems that cause over 25% of purchases to fail.

“Every week we see properties being bought at a high price, when there is a better home for the same price or less literally just around the corner,” says Jeremy McGivern, an authority on prime central London property and Managing Director of the internationally renowned property search agency, Mercury Homesearch. “Unfortunately most buyers, whether based in London or overseas, fail to acquire the best property within their criteria because they make basic mistakes that could have been easily avoided.”

Jeremy McGivern, as well as helping the super-rich acquire the finest properties in London, has been featured in numerous publications including The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Sunday Times, Bloomberg News and Spear’s Wealth Management Survey. He understands the unique issues facing high net worth individuals and is happy to share information that will help them make the correct choice for their next acquisition. For more information and to contact Jeremy to schedule an interview call +44 (0) 7780 696394 or email jeremy@mercuryhomesearch.com

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The Great Foreign Exchange Gamble – Prime London Property

November 12, 2010   mercuryhoo   No comments

London, London ( PressRelease101 ) November 10, 2010 – The US is purposefully devaluing the dollar. Charlie Bean, Deputy Governor of The Bank Of England has said that he wants us to take on even more debt: “What we’re trying to do with our policy [of keeping the bank rate low] is encourage more spending… we want to see households not saving more, but spending more.”

In the meantime Europeans are worried about the complete obliteration of the Euro, while vast wealth is being created at an extraordinary pace in the “Emerging” (or should that be emerged) Markets. Governments worldwide are moving the goalposts and the wealthy as always are one step ahead in protecting their wealth.

Discover:

- What represents “inherent wealth” – it is not the number of zero’s in one’s bank account.
- The seven reasons why London property has been a major beneficiary of this flight to inherent wealth
- The biggest problem this shift has created for British property buyers in prime central London & the dangers that face the market.
- Which areas of the prime London market are the most vulnerable.
- The golden rule to acquiring property in these times.

“Having recently visited Mumbai to give a presentation on prime London property, the overwhelming opinion was that the U.K. is in trouble and that the rupee would strengthen against sterling.” says Jeremy McGivern, an authority on prime central London property and Managing Director of the internationally renowned property search agency, Mercury Homesearch. “Nevertheless we are acquiring a number of properties for Indian and other overseas’ clients despite the fact they regard it as a poor “investment”.

For more information on this story and to contact Jeremy to schedule an interview call +44 (0) 7780 696394 or email jeremy@mercuryhomesearch.com. Jeremy McGivern is regarded as one of the most influential figures in the prime London property market and has been featured in numerous publications including The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Sunday Times and Spear’s Wealth Management Survey. He has represented some of the world’s wealthiest families and most successful entrepreneurs, so understands the unique issues facing high net worth individuals.

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